I love Williams!!

[Anonymous]

Williams grad. On this forum, I’ve learned the following negative about my alma mater:

1. Too many athletes
2. Bad for ED if unhooked
3. Williamstown is too remote
4. Too many I-banking types
5. Too cold
6. Less friendly

Here’s the good:

1. Cool mascot
2. The mountains
3. The library
4. Fun rivalry with Amherst
5. Personal attention

[Anonymous]

LAC-related posts are taking over this forum. It’s really bizarre. At one point today the first six posts were all LAC ones.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:LAC-related posts are taking over this forum. It’s really bizarre. At one point today the first six posts were all LAC ones.

It isn’t strange when you consider they just released RD decisions.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:LAC-related posts are taking over this forum. It’s really bizarre. At one point today the first six posts were all LAC ones.

It isn’t strange when you consider they just released RD decisions.

+1 Not to worry, it will all be Sturm and Drang about Ivy admissions come Thursday. The LAC threads will quickly be eclipsed, trust.

[Anonymous]

I really like the library. It’s got a beautiful mix of old and new. The chapel is also quite nice.

[Anonymous]

What exactly is the purpose of this post.

[Anonymous]

Your list of bad outweighs your list of good by a decent margin.

Was that your intent?

[Anonymous]

The Clark is my favorite art museum and I am not really an art lover. Incredible collection that is the perfect size.

[Anonymous]

Love it too. Only problem is how to get in!
Last year in our school, Williams: Cornell is 3:7. Williams took fewer students.

[Anonymous]

Williams has roughly 500 kids in an incoming class. When you account for athletes, legacies, minorities, etc., there are very, very few seats left for everyone else.

[Anonymous]

Id add housing and food. The housing is very poor quality and needs to get renovated. The food is borderline inedible some days.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Id add housing and food. The housing is very poor quality and needs to get renovated. The food is borderline inedible some days.

This doesn’t seem to be a common complaint.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Williams grad. On this forum, I’ve learned the following negative about my alma mater:

1. Too many athletes
2. Bad for ED if unhooked
3. Williamstown is too remote
4. Too many I-banking types
5. Too cold
6. Less friendly

Here’s the good:

1. Cool mascot
2. The mountains
3. The library
4. Fun rivalry with Amherst
5. Personal attention

These matter!

[Anonymous]

I visited the campus for the first time and really liked it. I had ruled it out in high school because a rival loved it so much and got in who was obnoxious. However, he didn't end up going.

I wished I had considered it more.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Id add housing and food. The housing is very poor quality and needs to get renovated. The food is borderline inedible some days.

This doesn’t seem to be a common complaint.

Maybe on here. On campus, it’s a very common complaint. Willy hall is a nightmare and borderline fire hazard.